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Storm extension line approved for 45th Avenue

Storm extension line approved for 45th Avenue

INNISFAIL - The town is adding a $100,000 component to the previously approved million-dollar reconstruction project on 45th Avenue. "It helps us solve an issue down on the south end of 45th Avenue.
Committed caretakers of community living room

Committed caretakers of community living room

INNISFAIL - Tara Downs wants citizens to know in their hearts the Innisfail Public Library is about more than just books. It is a place where people can truly gather to meet, chat and exchange ideas. They can even talk about the weather.
Eating together for the community

Eating together for the community

INNISFAIL – Local businesses are working together to give back to the community. Johns Manville teamed up with John’s No Frills for the JM Global Community Day and Loblaws Eat Together Day in Innisfail on June 14.
Innisfail steps up to support Josh Marston

Innisfail steps up to support Josh Marston

INNISFAIL - Members of the community are showing loving and compassionate support for a local student following a freak accident in early June.
Big party planned to salute nation's birthday

Big party planned to salute nation's birthday

INNISFAIL – The town is ready to celebrate Canada’s birthday. "My Canada, My Home" will kick off at Centennial Park in Innisfail on June 30.
PHOTO: Relay with Town Council

PHOTO: Relay with Town Council

The Town of Innisfail partnered with the Innisfail Public Library for the second annual Relay with Town Council on June 20.
PHOTO: National Indigenous Peoples Day

PHOTO: National Indigenous Peoples Day

Students at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School in Innisfail celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day on Friday (June 21).
PHOTO: Feeding time

PHOTO: Feeding time

A male house sparrow was recently spotted in Innisfail busy feeding his hungry offspring.
Learning all about safety at the bike rodeo

Learning all about safety at the bike rodeo

INNISFAIL – There’s more to riding a bike than peddling. Close to 60 kids and their families learned all about bike safety during the Innisfail Bike Rodeo on June 1.
Bowden brawls over naughty internet usage

Bowden brawls over naughty internet usage

BOWDEN – The Bowden Public Library and its board say they are being left in the dark on discussions by town council about restricting internet use due to concerns that some citizens are downloading pornographic images and videos.
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